Where does Access Stores Queries, Forms, & Report Design files

[Guest]

I am working on an excisting data base and it has some flaws in it's design.
Not all of our reports are fuctioning correctly. I find all the table files
and have them working great. I do not find any of the Querie, Form, or
Report files to go in and make the repairs needed to make this data base more
productive.

When I look in the data base all I find is the create functions it does show
that there is any created but yet they are all there because we are using
them.

 

[Al Camp]

They may be "Hidden"
Try Tools/Options "Show Hidden Files" and change uncheck their "hidden"
properties.

 

[Albert D.Kallal]

The other poster mentiones that the "hidden" option could be at play here.

It is also possible that your database has two parts...program part, and
data only part.

You can read about how this works here:

http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/Articles/split/index.htm

 

[Guest]

Option 3: Someone made them system objects by naming them with MSys at the
beginning. Tools, Options, General tab, check System Objects.

Option 4: Someone did a very good job a user level security and hid them
that way.

Option 5: You have a severly corrupt database.

My guess is that Albert is correct about the split database. Next would be
Al's contention that they are hidden. Hopefully my Options 4 and 5 are NOT
the case.